7i96 Spindle Wiring

So while I was looking for more information about the motor, it dawned on me that it might be good to look up the controller information. I snapped a photo of the sticker with the model information, seen below:

The controller box is a Suregrave/Dahlgren DSC-2000, serial number 9811063H. Not sure if this rings a bell for anyone, but thought it couldn't hurt to share.

Further digging for some information on the DSC-2000 Serial Controller has me hitting some dead ends. Archive.org had this page: web.archive.org/web/20001023212117/http:...grave.com/serial.htm

Aside from purchasing the RC ESC as previously mentioned, I'm at a loss here.

Any thoughts?

Some google-foo has enlightened us with results:
sh-sjs.com/tools/download.ashx?id=13
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13A is ok, there are several types of brushless drives from 10 to 20A for reasonable prices.
Finding one that uses hal sensors, that moves the price point north a lot. Check if Mesa or Pico have something usable.

I think we came to the same conclusion last night. I was looking over the printout of the specs for the spindle motor and noticed that the version I had, www.sensata.com/sites/default/files/medi...-19-bdna_drawing.pdf , did not have the 50A on it.

I'm going to assume this motor is in the 12-13A range and go shopping accordingly.

Thanks for sticking with this thread Tommy! It is very much appreciated!

You are welcomed, always.

I wanted to ask before I bought anything, but I assume either one of these controllers will work?
www.amazon.com/Brushless-Controller-WS55...indle/dp/B07TNRDNYW/
www.amazon.com/koulate-Stepper-Controlle...5-220/dp/B07T4GCC8H/

And at this point, I think I lost the thread so I want to confirm. The above drivers aren't encoders, correct? And if they are not encoders, then I do not connect them to the Mesa card, correct?